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  • Your First Motorway Drive After Passing in 2026: How to Do It Safely and Legally
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    Your First Motorway Drive After Passing in 2026: How to Do It Safely and Legally

    3 Sep 2026
  • How to Practise Driving Test Routes Without an Instructor in 2026
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    How to Practise Driving Test Routes Without an Instructor in 2026

    3 Sep 2026
  • Where You Can and Can’t Stop on Your Driving Test in 2026: The Parking Rules Examiners Watch For
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    Where You Can and Can’t Stop on Your Driving Test in 2026: The Parking Rules Examiners Watch For

    3 Sep 2026
  • Learning to Drive at 17 in 2026: From Provisional Licence to Pass in Your First Year
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    Learning to Drive at 17 in 2026: From Provisional Licence to Pass in Your First Year

    3 Sep 2026
  • Junction Observation on Your Driving Test in 2026: Peep and Creep at Closed Junctions Explained
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    Junction Observation on Your Driving Test in 2026: Peep and Creep at Closed Junctions Explained

    3 Sep 2026
  • Pulling Up on the Left on Your Driving Test in 2026: The Normal Stop Examiners Ask For Most
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    Pulling Up on the Left on Your Driving Test in 2026: The Normal Stop Examiners Ask For Most

    3 Sep 2026
  • Your First 10 Minutes on Driving Test Day in 2026: From the Waiting Room to Moving Off
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    Your First 10 Minutes on Driving Test Day in 2026: From the Waiting Room to Moving Off

    2 Sep 2026
  • Glasses and Contact Lenses on Your Driving Test in 2026: The DVSA Eyesight Rules Explained
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    Glasses and Contact Lenses on Your Driving Test in 2026: The DVSA Eyesight Rules Explained

    2 Sep 2026
  • Red Routes and Urban Clearways on Your Driving Test in 2026: What the Red Lines Mean
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    Red Routes and Urban Clearways on Your Driving Test in 2026: What the Red Lines Mean

    2 Sep 2026
  • Commentary Driving in 2026: Does Talking Through Your Driving Really Help You Pass?
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    Commentary Driving in 2026: Does Talking Through Your Driving Really Help You Pass?

    2 Sep 2026
  • Skidding and Losing Grip on Your Driving Test in 2026: How to Prevent It and What to Do
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    Skidding and Losing Grip on Your Driving Test in 2026: How to Prevent It and What to Do

    1 Sep 2026
  • Changing Lanes on Your Driving Test in 2026: Mirrors, Blind Spots and Timing
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    Changing Lanes on Your Driving Test in 2026: Mirrors, Blind Spots and Timing

    1 Sep 2026
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